Marquis Zhaoqing

I bought it in one go and read it, only to realize that the author planned to solve V. We can't wait 3 months. I said: Keep writing, keep doing V. Very pretty. Don't be hard on yourself. Write it down first and then talk about it. If you can write it, it will be very powerful after you finish it. Everyone has areas they are good at and areas they are not good at. Yu Hua, who won the literature award, actually couldn't write many things well. If he can't write well, he won't write. That's it for a brief overview. There are many techniques to deal with these difficulties including overview, reminiscence, counter-complaint, history, outsider gossip, extras, and tailoring. It is impossible for all authors to fully understand and master all the materials required for their novels, as well as their ability to express and write. So they all exploit their strengths and avoid their weaknesses. Well tailored. It seemed perfect. Looking forward to your updates.

What a pity. I like the setting of the story and the character of the protagonist. I'm looking forward to the future development... But I respect the author's decision and hope everything goes well for the author~ I will definitely be able to write a work that satisfies me in the future 🌈 💪

Damn it, I wrote about a young couple getting married. Damn it, I want to see some sweet daily love.

Don't be discouraged, you are already great! I believe that you will grow step by step in the future, and one day you will be able to save enough writing power to write a strategic essay! In fact, both the chapters before and after the revision are mostly well written. The male protagonist is the child of a prince who was abandoned by a noble family, and inherited his mother's martial arts genes, as well as some modern thinking. Overall, compared to other time-travel novels, Golden Finger is not that big. The description of the male protagonist's killing of enemies and promotions feels very reasonable and smooth to me. It is said that a troubled emperor and a strong family are the most difficult ones. The Liu family is a relative. The Liu family has always wanted to wear a dragon robe, but there is no legitimate excuse for the time being. Once there is no reason to launch a mutiny, other families will definitely take the opportunity to get a piece of the pie. The emperor's situation has never been very good, and he can only lurk. He will definitely not be able to truly take power without the help of the male protagonist. The author mentioned the destruction of the Liu family in one stroke, which we can understand very well, because the rivalry between the emperor, the aristocratic family, and the relatives is really undercurrent. If you continue to write this kind of power-minded articles in the future, you can refer to the history of several famous relatives, such as He Jin, Wang Mang, Liang Ji and other relatives of the Han Dynasty, who are really similar to the Liu family 💪 💪 💪 💪

That's how it should be, it's easy to relieve your anger! Rather than killing him with one knife, it would be better to make him suffer for the rest of his life.

It feels like a lot of important things were just brushed aside in the conversation.

I really like this book and I'm looking forward to the high-spirited young general, but if the author can't continue writing, forget it. I respect the author's decision 🌈

I like this book very much, but I also understand that ancient wars and modern values ​​will inevitably conflict. I hope the author will adjust his status and create new stories! 🙏

It's really good. It's the best among Jinjiang's male protagonists 😭 😭 😭

It's true that I haven't seen Jingguan in this book, and I really want to read it. In fact, there are some places that are encumbered, but overall it's still good.